Peak InfoSystems Filezap

 

Thanks for contacting PeakInfosystems, Inc.

We're sorry to have to tell you that after more than thirty years producing software, and more than twenty years providing shareware, we're closing our doors.

If you were one of our clients or shareware users we'd like to say thinks for the happy years you've given us. If you were hoping to download one of our shareware products, we hope you'll be able to find software as dependable and complete as the products we've striven to provide.

Best regards,

Russ Lewis
Peak InfoSystems, Inc

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 A complete  manual is available for Filezap in Acrobat Reader format.

it here. If you don't have a copy of Acrobat Reader, click HERE. Adobe®Acrobat®Reader is free, and freely distributable, software that lets you view and print Portable Document Format (PDF) files.

Some FileZap History

FileZap has been available as shareware since TRS-80 Model I days -- the late seventies. The first versions were built in FORTRAN for the TRS-80 Models 1, 2, and 3, and, a little later in C for the TRS-80 Model 16 running Xenix. Later on the C version was converted for use with  SCO Unix and DOS. Ever since Visual Basic 4.0 came out there's been a 32 bit shareware version of FileZap written in Visual Basic for Windows. The current version has been written in Visual Basic 6 and compiled to native code.

Several years ago someone built a knock-off of FileZap for the Amiga. For a long time, references to the knock-off dominated the search engines. Even now you can find search engine references to the Amiga FileZap.